AgiBot GO-2 (Genie Operator-2) is an AI behavioral foundation model and successor to GO-1, serving as the software brain for AgiBot physical humanoid robots. Part of AgiBot broader software stack that includes GE-2 (action world model), Genie Sim 3.0 simulation, and AimRT middleware. Not a physical robot platform itself but the AI system running on AgiBot A-series and G-series hardware. GO-3 with ViLLA architecture is expected in Q3 2026.
Primary use case: AI foundation model for humanoid robot control; generalist physical intelligence for AgiBot robot fleet including manipulation, navigation, and task execution
Height
75 cm
Weight
15 kg
DOF
12
Height
75 cm
Weight
15 kg
Degrees of Freedom
12
Locomotion
bipedal
AI Capabilities
facial recognition, autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, speech interaction, persona customization, route guidance, exhibition explanation
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
AI foundation model for humanoid robot control; generalist physical intelligence for AgiBot robot fleet including manipulation, navigation, and task execution
Google DeepMind launched Gemini Robotics 2, featuring three models (ER 2, VLA, and On-Device 2) that enable whole-body intelligence for humanoid robots, allowing them to think and reason while moving and operating simultaneously rather than sequentially. The system was tested on Apptronik Apollo 2 and Franka Duo, demonstrating capabilities like picking up kettles, tying garbage bags, screwing in light bulbs, and multi-robot collaboration, though success rates for complex dexterous tasks remain between 32-92%.
Google DeepMind unveiled Gemini Robotics 2, a general-purpose robot model featuring whole-body intelligence that coordinates legs, torso, arms, and fingers of humanoid robots to perform complex tasks like walking while bending, picking up objects from the ground, and multi-finger dexterous operations including screwing light bulbs and tying garbage bags.
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